When Harpo has his new form of experience, he does not simply exercise a new concept; he also grasps something new the phenomenal quality with that concept.
Here, we finally arrive at what seems so obviously reasonable to so many people about campaign finance restrictions: politicians are not simply exercising political speech to speak out for or against a particular policy.
Judges are the people who have to protect the rights of individuals, have to protect the rights of minorities, have to protect the rights in the Constitution, have to protect the requirement that the executive and the legislature not simply exercise raw power but adhere to standards of reasonableness and constitutionality.
Escher's greatest pictures are not simply geometric exercises; they marry formal astonishment with a vivid and idiosyncratic vision.
Escher's greatest pictures are not simply geometric exercises; they marry formal astonishment with a vivid and idiosyncratic vision.
In a recent essay in the Christian Century, the religious historian Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp noted that, unlike earlier branches of Christianity, in Mormonism "healthy living and moral values are extolled not simply as exercises in discipline, but as keys to individual progress".
Nurturing resilience is not simply an exercise in making people feel better.
This is not simply an exercise in censorship and suppression (though there is plenty of that).
Only 36% of Iranian respondents have more than a secondary education, so this is not simply an exercise for a liberal elite.
Erik Huggers, the BBC digital chief, has promised its closure of 200 websites is not simply an exercise in cutting dead wood and will help rivals.
But what Mr. Coppola and his old friend and editor, Walter Murch, have now done is not simply to exercise calm and reflection when 1978-79 wascenecene of dismay and uncertainty.
